We live in an absurd world, running into expected narratives about how life should be and how we should feel and think. These experiences can lead to suffering: overwhelm, feelings of isolation, meaninglessness, and permanence, leaving us feeling broken. We cannot change our experiences, but we can change our relationship with those experiences, what they mean, and how we approach them. I have extensive experience working with children and adolescents, identity difficulties, motherhood, spiritual and existential concerns, suicidal thoughts and feelings, LGBTQIA+ challenges, domestic violence, neurodiversity, and behavioral concerns